The Michigan Medicine Scleroderma Program is a multidisciplinary group of caregivers, scientists, and clinical researchers dedicated to advancing knowledge about scleroderma and related conditions. 

University of Michigan-Michigan Medicine website for the Scleroderma Peer Mentor Program. Peer mentors are great because of the emotions you feel when initially diagnosed it may be helpful to someone else who has experienced the same diagnosis. 

Website designed by the University of Michigan and University of New Mexico that teaches strategies for you to manage symptoms and advocate for yourself. 

Offering community support for other patients through social and fundraising events and informal education. Providing patients empowerment and hope. This group is led by Michigan Medicine scleroderma patient volunteers.

Provides information on multiple rheumatologic diseases, including scleroderma. There are articles from patients with various types of autoimmune diseases and links to research, financial assistance resources, how to be involved in advocacy, etc.

This website provides articles regarding family planning with chronic illness. This website should not serve as a substitute for medical advice from your physicians. There are helpful tips for parents in the article series written by an occupational therapist with rheumatoid arthritis - "How to Protect your Body while Parenting a Baby."

This website provides some information on your diagnosis, treatment, and additional steps to take that have been found to be positive in the scleroderma diagnosis journey.

This website has various helpful resources, including understanding scleroderma for family and loved ones and scleroderma for those diagnosed—various life hacks, symptom management, and how to make the most out of appointments.